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Sales of Real Estate.


A transfer has been made to Fl. X. Lemly from
James G. Payne for lot :s2, widows Mite, for
$500. Mr.. Campbell Darlington has transferred
to VIM. OBrien n OF in Bartrauffs sub division of
part Of Long Meadows. on the Bennngs road, con-
tanning between and acres, for S11 ,O9fOI.
Lot 3 block Al North Columbia university grounds
has been transferred to G. VI. Brumbaugh by b. w.
Perkins, for 81 $50 John c. Hunter has transferred
on o and North Capitol streets, 69, 1914 feet. fOr
Sl1,S17.6O. VIM. B. Webb and ii. h Webb have
transferred TO j. Darlington and Asa whitehead
sub lots and f. square 349, the first 0oS square
feet on the south side OF Pennsylvania avenue
between 10th and 18th streets, and the second
3,9SS feet on 10th street south OF Pennsylvania
avenue, for &19,50O.
James f. Fitch has transferred to Mary X.
Campbell part Of sub lot 66. square 246. 1.2.3
square feet. fronting "a feet on Massachusetts
avenue, between 18th and 14th streets for s., OOO
e. E. Banes has sold to W. W. Mccullough and
Anna North, sub lots 100 to rs, square 81, on 30
foot alley, between LIST and I'd and and l. streets
northeast for 1000. Anthony Hyde ct al. trls-
tees has transferred TO Thomas j. stanton piece
Of property 29[ by 100 feet on street, near 31st
for 81. $50. r. ]. Fleming has transferred to Julia
j. Cayerly sub lots ~, .>3 and 3S, square 1872,
known as 1926 18th street, for $3.50. G. w. Lin
kns has transferred to p. L. Brooke sub lot G and
part lot 10. square 102. on 2lSt, between G and H
streets northwest. for 81, 400.
E. #. Kaiser has sold TO B. II. Warder sub lot c,
square ,1S, 20 by 10O.61z feet on D street. between
9th and 10th streets, for 81. 80, and lots IL and
Is square 6S1 fronting 12S feet on Delaware ave-
SlO.J6S. Fannie A. Moore has sold to j. NJ. ThOmp-
son sub lot 49, square IT'D, for S. $50 This LOT Is
.,21 by 30 on street, west of :,1St street north
west
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Amusements Tonight.

NsrroNAL-''yictor, the BlueStock1Dg.
ALBaUGH's-''A Wife'S Peril"
WILLARD HAIL.-JapaneSe Village.
KERSaS's.-Reiliy & Woods Troupe.
MANASSAS PANORAMA.-Day and evening.
H.RRIs.-..May Blossom.
DINE MrSEuM.-"The Ranch King"
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n. BIO meet the immense demand. and at the re-
guest of number of ladies who cannot glycerine
in any form without irritating the skin, alter
December 10 Recamer Cream will be for sale COM
pounded both with without glycerine. Each box
will be plainly marked. All other ingredients will he
precisely the same and the wonderful curative proper
ties which have made kecamier Cream in few months
the of the toilet will in degree
be impaired by the elimination of gyct Be sure
your box is marked with glycerine ithout gly-
cerIne,' you prefer. iaIs&w-lms
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DRY GOODS.
EvrSrsa SILKS AND G.uzrs.
". NJ. SINISTER K SONS

Have just received new lot of ILLUSIONS. BRUs.
SELL NETS. TU1.LES AND SILK MCII.S in all the
oesrahie shades. for wear making the largest
DISPLAY of RAIL DRESS GOODS ever shown in this
city.
stRAHS. FAfIIE FRANCAIS SATINS. in all colors
black and Colored vELvETS for Reception Dresses.
Lyons Pure SII.k yEINETS. sill shades, the finest
goods IN this market at % per yard.
MORE SILKS in light and dark colors; BLACK
MORE SILKS from 81 to - per yard.
ATlN DUCHESS. FAIIL.E FRANCAIS and eros
okAiNs IN all qualities, at the lowest possible prices
we have reduced the prices in DRESS GOODS and
are Offering decided bargains in every department
khoCADE VELNETS in black and colors have been
reduced less than cost
sIRlPED VELVETS at 81 25. reduced from Al. 15
PATTERN DRESSES in choice materials, have beer
marked down to cost
Large stock Of AsTRAKHAN CLOTHS at reduced
prices
The greatest bargains in TABLE LINENS ever Of
fered i'm this market
Buy BARNEsLEY DOUBLE DAMAsKs. they .rs
the best in the world
Special sale of CLOAKS and vISITES much les,
than cost
MOURNING vIsITEs. HOSIERY AND UNDER
WEAR
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

The Weather.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, ID. g., Jan. ., 1887.
indications for "A Hours. Commencing al pm.
To-Sidu.
For District OF Columbia. Maryland and Viz
ginia, northeriy winds. slightly colder, snow.
Nsw ESTyRPRIsE-New York Market corner
I'll and Indiana avenue, VIII ie opened TO the pub
lie on Monday January 10Th. by Messrs. p. r. En-
inert 4 = L. Hoover. with full supply of choice
beef lamb veal mutton, p *. smoked meats, fish.
oysters game. canned goods and vegetables OF all
Kinds We both have had practical experience
OF ten wears in the business and have every facility
for sunni wing our patrons with the best the mar
ket affords. at the lowest market prices. Your
patronage Is solicited Orders promptly called for
and delivered Yours, respectfully,
Telephone call EaAERr HOOVER
READ TEE ADVERTISEMENT in. city items OF the
great closing out at r. Goldschmids mammoth
house-furnishing establishment, SI2 9TH street
northwest.
LANCE STOCK OF READY-MADE CLOTHING AT
AUrTIOS-MesSrs. Walter II. Williams Co., auc-
tioneers will commence sale at their auction
rooms corner 10th street and Pennsylvania ave-
nue. tomorrow morning, at eleven O'Clock, OF a
large assortment of gents ana DoyS elotnlng,
various STYLES and large stock 10 select fro1n
Sales daily at eleven O'Clock until entire stock Is
disposed OF. See advertisement In auction column
FOR particulars
VOC CAN GET the Daisy pillow sham holder at
Tappans jewelry store, 6o4 9th St NV.
MILK. MILK MILK Having just established an
extensive dairy, known as The valley DAIRY, we
are prepared to furnish pure milk at lowest rates
and guaranteed as represented. Address GLEASON
a NErTZY Clarendon Hotel, cor. 14th st. and New
York ave.
wHrrT1SGroN's BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE
will be continued at the old stand,
No. I221 Pennsylvania ave-,
and will be stocked with the largest assortment OF
goods In the city. Card Engraving and Printing
u specially.
MRS. G. DONOVAN. OF 80 9TH ave-, Y. Y. has
now on exhibition ball and dinner dresses, wraps
AMI millinery at her parlors, 1910 st. NV.
HUMAN artificial eyes. Hempler's, ave-, cor. AZ.
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B RRf 10 90 o y y "A /
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RBB A K KHNN GGG
B IA INN NC G
BIB A XXX INNING
B AAA X I'm MIG GG
BIB AK kim nm GGG
PIP 90 W WDDD ZEE RRR
p Pc OWWw WD DE
PIP 0 WWWWD DEE RRR
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ABSOLUTELY PURE
This Powder never varies. A marvel of purity,
strength and wholesomeness. More economical than
the ordinary kinds and cannot be sold in competition
with the multitude of low tests short weight alum or
phosphate powders SOLD ONLY IN CANS. ROYAL
BAKING POWDER Co., Jog Wall street, NY. oc24
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CARPET Trade.

CARPET TRADE
In order TO reduce our stock of BRUSSELS and IN
GRAIN CARPETS We have decided TO make the fol-
lowing reduction in prices for the thirty DAYS:
Brussels Carpet 60c. now Soc
Brussels Carpet roc. now 62lfc
Brussels Carpet DC. now Csc.
Brussels Carpet S5c. now e.e
Brussels Carpet 81, now SIC.
INGRAM CARPETS
AH-Wool Ingram 10c., now Csc.
Au.Nool Extra Surers. 1)c.. now Csc.
Extra Heavy Cotton Chain COO. DOW SOC.
Extra Heavy Cotton Chain Soc, now 4Oc
Choice Styles 3Sc., now 33c
Floor and Stair OIL CLOTHS all widths
DRUGGETS and RUGS.
BLANKETS and COMFoRTABLEs at reduced
prices
fine stock Of DRESS GOODS, FLANNELs TABLE
LINENS, &c. &c.
JOHNSON, GARNER L CO.,
636 Pennsylvania Avenue,
jail South side. Seventh st.
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New YEAn GRrrnsa.

WE WISH ALL OUR FRIENDS A HAPPY
NEW YEAR. AND IN ORDER 10 DO WHAT
WE CAN TO MAKE 1T SO. TO THEM AND
TO Us ALSO. WE INACCURATE TO-DAY
OaoNDAY, JANUARY Sd, 1857 BARGAIN
SALE OF READY-MADE CLOTHING. WE
HAVE TOO MANY OF CERTAIN LINES OF
GOODS AND WANT TO GET THEM OUT OF
THE WAY IN ORDER TO MOVE THEM
QUICKLY WE MARK THEM DOWN AND
WITH THEM EVERYTHING IN READY
MADE STOCK EXCEPT BLACK BROAD
CLOTH AND DoEsKIN GOODS.
NOT ALL LINES WILL BE MARKED
DOWN IN SAME PROPORTION, But ALL
WILL BE so MUCH REDUCED AS TO BE
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
ovERCOATs AND BUSINESS SUITS WILL
SHOW THE GREATER REDUCTIONS.
WHILE DRESS GOODS WILL SHOW LESS.
WE INVITE CAREFUL INSPECTION OF
OUR STOCK AS TO MATERIAL, FINISH
AND STYLE. WE DON'T SELL THE LOW
EST GRADE OF GOODS, THE CHARACTER
OF OUR WORK BEING TOO FINE TO PUT
IN CHEAP MATERIALS. ALL OUR WORK
is GUARANTEED TO BE AS STATED ON
THE TICKETS.
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ROYAL" ABSOLUTELY Pure.

entirely
CATION powders
him purity
somness ands o
ussubsa
PHD.
1t Goremm Chemist"
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Oun New Years PROCLAMATION.

KINGS PALACE.
GREAT CLOAK AND MILLINERY SLAUGHTER.
For g you can buy and elegant Cloth Newmarket
For q: YOU can buy Beaver Newmarket, worth $40
f9r rs 0s can buy an Elegant ser in Cloth New
For $s you can buy Silk Fur-Lined Circular
For 1915 you can buy nice Boucle Jacket, worth
For s5 yon can buy Bouele visite worth $40.
For 30 g onh can buy black and brown Astrakhan
For slI you can buy Plush yiste,. worth s1s,
For sl3 70. can buy Seal Plush viste, fur trim
For s22 yon can buy an elegant Seal Plush visite
beaver ave ball trimming mil worth s:,s . ,-
For 81 You can buy lovely Seal Plush Coat, real
For s25you can buy the finest Seal Plush Coats.
OVER 1000 ' Ii snaGsA AfR MISSES COATS
For 30 % you can buy elegant Child's Coat, from
For sa Is you can buy lovely Chdren's Coats ages
For 81 you can buy Children's Coats, ranging
TeE i; You can buy elegant chi,drsns Coats, fully
Al Coats for Misses; sold formerly at s16 and s1s
w now 10 n be TOd 4 only .sss and
p p9 + foST chspee Don't miss to go to KINGS
OUR GREAT MILLINERY SALE
We have been fortunate close the entire stock of
Fl r s,s from New Iork Of Fine French
entire stock Of elegant Chdrens Hats, trimmed and
of those elegant Felt BOnnets. Astrakhan bound
at S4c. Our immense stock of Birds Wings, Tips and
Plumes will be sold, some low Is, IL - and
/ % cents.
FLOWERS
We have Just received a large display of elegant
Flowers, particularly fine French Bouquets for even
ing wear, at L. ~. % and 81 cents only Don't buy
c T pay
importation sold 5 viii now be- offered at only;
All are Invited to Our New Years Clearing Sale
| KINGS PALACE,
| ja3 S14 Seventh Street NV
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At Wholesale, sTOTT, CROMWELL CO..
$50 Pennsy lvania ave.
By druggists in general and by Manufacturer and
Proprietor, HARRIET HUBBARD AVER.
% Union Square n. Y
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YoU Can GET the 'DaiSy" pillow sham holder at
Tappan's jewelry store, 6fa 9th ST. NV.
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40 TO GEO. g. WALKER FOR MONUMENTAL
0Granite Work; best facilities in Washinston tor
such work. Once and Yard 702 to 7O8 North Capitol
st., in rear OF Government Printing Ofaca lo6:H
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Yesterday Judge James. in the Equity Court,
made decree III divorce in the case OF Sarah +.
Dillow agt. Frederick T. Dillow, giving the CON-
piainant the custody Of the children. They were
married by Rev. DR.. Sunderland January 1"tn,
1875, nave three children. and she charged him
with drunkenness and desertion.
This morning divorce was decfeed by Judge
James in the ease OF Cora +. wilkins nee Beam
act Charles wilkins They were married July
ith 1878 and respondent left for Lewiston, Idaho.
the following day. promising to send for her. ii'it
never has done 81, and In May, 1873. he wrote nef
that they were separated ana he never Intenuei
To live with her again.
Judge James this morning directed decree OF
divorce in the case OF Florence V. Pope agt. MAT
thew J. Pope. jr. They were married November
9Th, 1872, and lived together till August, 1882 ami
he has not since contributed TO her support.
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WHIrTINGroNs BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE
will be continued al the old stand,
No I22l pennsylvania ave-,
and will be stocked with the largest assortment oil
goods In the city. Card Engraving ana PRINTING
"A snpcialfy.
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MRS. c. DONOVAN. OF 80 9TH ave-, y. Y. has
now on exhibition ball and dinner dresses, wraps
and millinery at her pariorS, 1910 ST. NV.
HUMAN artificial eyes Hemplers, ave., cor. AZ.
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GLAcE Fnu1r.
PATE DE FoIEs GRAs,
TRUFFLEs.
FRENCH PLUM PUDDING,
NEW ENGLAND SAUSAGE.
n. W. BURCHELL.
1925 street.
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The distinguished artist, Nine. Modjeska, writes:
NEW YORK, Dec 20, 1856.
DEAR Mrs AYER-Immediately after my return to
New York to open my engagement purchased jar Of
your RecanIier Cream aud bottle Of Recamier Balm
which had seen strongly Endorsed by Mrs. james
Brown Potter and Mrs. Langtry also find the Reca-
mier preparations absolutely peerless and you
shall always them. If this letter in any way
be OF service to you do not hesitate to use it,
Very sincerely yours, HELENA MODJESKA-
Mime; Modieska, Countess of Bozenta, to Mrs. Har-
riet Hubbard Aver.
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WASHIS1TUN, ID. e, Jan. ., ISS4.
Indications for "a Hours, Commencing at 3 d. m.
Tp-J,ru
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The CHARITY ORGANIZATION SOCIETY.-At a
meeting OF the board OF managers Of the Charity
organization society last evening Benj G.. Pool. NJ.
d., and Rev. j. L. Kelly We're elected 10 member
ship David VI. Cridler was appointed assistant
secretary ut the central Office. The general secre-
tarys report fecited number OF Interesting cases
where II was claimed impOSture had been exposed.
COLLECTIONS and contributions TO the amount OF
$1:Sj We're reported.
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Every style Showcases. Morell, 734 9th stn.w. 1
Dry Goods Slaughtered. 736 9TH street.
Auction sales 10 a. IN. and Z p. m. daily. eO3
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

HUMAN artificial eyes,
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READ TEE ADVERTISEMENT in city items OF the
great closing out at r. GoldSchmid'S mammoth
house-furnishiDg establishment, S12 9Th street
northwest.
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He Would Have No Hope Of Securing
n Verdict sraa an Enplish Iurv

Continuing the debate on Mr.. Dillon's case. in
the house OF commons yesterday afternoon. Sir
Charles Russell. liberal, c)ntended that as Mr. Dill
Ions conduct in the house had been attacked that
fact constituted breach OF privilege and il was
the duty OF the house and primarily incumbent on
the government leader in the house, Mr.. smith. 10
take action to protect the honor OF its members
The course proposed by the governments motion
was an evasion OF this duty.
Mr.. DILLON SAID he did not consider the ordinary
tribunals OF England in the present state OF poit.
zeal feeling on the Irish question fairly open to
members OF the Irish party III the house OF CON-
mons bic, therefore. maintained that he had
right TO be heard before a committee For six
ysars the ParneiliteS had been held up to public
UauIn a. criminals some OF them in the mean
time had been imprisoned. Enough had been done
and said In these six years To prejudice the minds
or any English jury possible to tmpanel. He must
decline 10 take proceedings in civil action against
the Times because he believed he Mad no chance
OF obtaining a verdict. IT, on the other hand a
select committee Of members OF the house should
Dc appointed 70 hear his ease he would be con-
tented That 1t should be SO constituted as not TO
1neIlde single irish member. The debate was
then adjourned.
THE GOVERNMENTS TACTICS
III Is DeheVed that the government viii pursue
these tactics: The government viii first carry an
amendment TO the effect that the Tunes accusa-
ton Is not q breach Of privilege, and next they
viii reject Mr.. Gladstones proposal for a commit
tee of inquiry. The ParnelHteS viii thus be left
10 accept or reject the offer OF government pros
ecutiOn OF the Times. with the attorney general
assisting the ParnelIite counsel III they aSSented
10 the prosecution the Irish leaders would be SUBJ
1ected TO an examination In which would be X
posed the whole secret history Oh the IstSue since
It's formation. Being fully aware OF the trap set
for them, the ParnelliJe5 VIII consent TO nothing
but the appointment of a committee
on the other hand, the conservatives generally
are opposed 20 a committee being appointed, be-
cause IL would have 10 be composed of nearly
equal numbers OF Gladstonians and conservatives.
Witnesses are not examined under oath except in
special cases. When the line OF inquiry Is deemed
dangerous. either side has the power TO protest
and 10 challenge division. \ section OF the min
tteTfastS Is inclined To favor the appointment OF
a committee on the ground That, as the Parnell-
ties VIII not prosecute, . committee OF inquiry is
better than nothing, ii will assist In sustaining
the crime Outcry. In the meantime Mr.. Smith is
manGuyering TO force the IarneilteS TO a public
Iris al
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The Mountains Tumb1ing.

MORE ABOUT THE EARTHoCAkB IN THE SOUTHWEST
VOLCANIC OUTBREAKS.
In addition to the particulars published in yes
terday's STAR OF the earthquake shocks in Arizona
and California, the following has been received
by telegraph:
One towering peak, known as the 'Old Castle -
prominent landmark from Tucson, has entirely
disappeared Shortly after the earthquake a vol
calo broke out at n point % miles south
Of Tucson In the Total Wreck mountains. The sky
was brilliantly Illuminated. A person from the
vicinity OF the san Pedro River reports that the
ground opened about six inches and water rose in
places that had hitherto been perfectly dry Smoke
was noticed about O'Clock, which appeared in
the neighbOrhOod OF the milestone mountains,
miles from Benson. Some said it was vol
can1c eruption.
A dispatch from Torres station. Mexico. says
One minute after the first qu!veTlng sensation OF
earthquake was felt the highest cliff OF the Chiva-
70 mountain fell causing cloud OF dust TO rise
like smoke from the explosion of a large quantity
OF powder. From this station it had the appear
ance OF a volcanic eruption. Ten miles from Tomb
stone a lake covering an acre OF ground was COM
pleJely dried 10. The emDlnkmentS along the
New Mexico and Arizona Railway were moved
from their former POSITIONS, in many instances as
much as twelve inches
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Gov. Hills Nominees Rejected.

Albany Special to the New YOrk World, May 3.
The republican senators today decided, after an
hours pariey In caucus, TO instruct the railroad
committee TO reject the nominations as railroad
commissioners OF VIM. A. Armstrong and JAS. r
Buckbee, which had been referred to that commit
tee. NO formal vote Vas taken. Armstrong and
Buckbee had no friends among the republicans out
side OF senators FaSsetJ and COnStOck, who both
urged confirmation. The caucus refused to con-
trim. Pitts declared that IL the senate would not
confirm they ought TO reject. The policy of resort
in9 10 so radical step was debated at length and
finally was ended by motion that both nominal
lions be rejected. This was carried bya viva Yoce
Vote.
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i PROPOSALS.

NAVY DEPARTMENT.
IN BUREAU OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY.
WASHINGTON D. c., April %, 1887.
Sealed Proposals endorsed Proposals for Supplies
to Naval Hospital Washington. d, c. will be received
nent Washington, until WEDNESDAY, JUNE
FIRST. 1887. at ELEVEN A. NJ, when they will be
publicly opened, for supplying provisional, groceries
fiscal year ending June 30, 1883.
Schedules OF the articles with information to the
specifications delivery. conditions forms of offer, and
probable quantity required, be obtained appI-
cation to the Medical Officer in charge of Hospital
No proposal will be considered unless there salts
factory evidence that the bidder is regular dealer in
the articles he proposes to supply.
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids
+. NJ. GUNNELL,
apps 1aw4w Chief of Bureau.
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DROPOSALS FOR POST-ROUTE MAPS.
l. POST-OFFICE DEPAETN

DROPOSALS FOR POST-ROUTE MAPS
PosT-OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON. d. c., April Ii, 1887.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Department
until TUEDAY, THE TWENTY-FOURTH DAY OF
ducils and furnishing 30 many copies of the Post
beginning July l, 1887, and ending June 30, 1855
as shall be ordered by the Postmaster General.
Specifications, giving detailed statement OF the re-
qurements to be met i'll respect to this work and also
the estimated number probably to be required each
bidding and conditions TO be observed by bidders. viii
Post-oiiice Department, Washington B. G. u'' u '-'
The Postmaster General the right to reject
any all bids, aud to waive technical defects
WILLIAM F. Villas
ap14-1aw4t Postmaster General.
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ONE EXPERIENCE IN MANY.

ONE EXPERIENCE IN MANY.
Having experenceda greal deal of
Troublei" from Indigestion, SO much SO that came
near losing my
Life!
My tro uble always came after eating any food
However light,
And digestble.
For two three hours at time had to 60 through
the most
Excruciatng pains,
And the only way ever got'
"Relief y,
Was by throwing up all my stomach contained ! !
No one conceive the pains that had go through
until
at lasts"
1 was taken! so that for three weeks lay in bed
and
Could eat nothing =
give me something that would stop the pain.
Their efforts were no good to me.
AT last heard good deal
about your Hop Bitters!
And determined to try them"
Got a bottle-in four hours took the contents Of
One J
Next day was out Of bed and have not seena
sick 2"
Hour, from the same cause, since.
have recommended it to hundreds of others. You
have such
Advocate as am"
myo GEO. KENDALL, Alston, Boston, Mass
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nROPOSALS FOR THE COLLECTION AND RE.
Il MOVAL OF CARRIAGE AND DEAD ANIMALS.
+. OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
DISTRICT or COLUMBIA.
WASHINGTON May 8, 1887,
Sealed Proposas win be received at ths Once until
TWENTY-FlFTH, 1897, for the collection and re-
moyal Of garbage and dead animals in the city Of
Washipgton and its immediate suburbs.
Blank forms Of proposals aud specidcations can be
upon application at the Health Once.
The riEht ia reserved to reject any and all bids or
parts of hda 3. Z, WHEATLEY,
my3-6t Commissioners D. G.
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Oks- hclSzER's Libel. SUTT.-Gen JAS NcIeer
lofihe1s POSTMASTER Of brooklyn has brought a
suit aeal.lst Jos A Joel, publisher OF the Grand
drMy t<ozette. claiming $4,000 damages because
VIC lasSer allted the general had his pension ad-